On Monday evening, Seth and Jeremy were joined by Cody Christie. The three discussed the upcoming release of the 2015 Minnesota Twins Prospect Handbook, as well as some other Twins moves. The Prospect Handbook will be available with the next ten to 12 days.The handbook features a lot of stories and bios, come back to Twins Daily for more information about purchasing your own book, or books for friends and family who love the Twins, soon.

 

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As you access the prospects - What is the best way to develop prospects?

1) Promoting Mid Season to allow player to test the waters of a level and prepare  accordingly during the off season for a repeat of that level?

 

2) Stay at a level for an entire year and hope to master that such level?  Despite the many new faces who enter the league at mid season (having to learn players all over again)?

 

3) Promote players toward the end of the season to allow them to learn a level going into the off season (at the expense of winning a possible championship by depleting the lower level team with promotions)?

 

Paraphrase and share your thoughts.

Do you guys ever ask FO personnel what they expect from prospects going into a season? What is their progression curve in terms of development? I'm not talking Buxton and Sano, but some of the next tier guys? Great Twinsfest question BTW

The Harrisons; Walkers; Keplers; Goodrums; Etc.?

Who do you think the Twins could lose in the Rule 5 draft?